| One of "Franglorious" - not sure which one. Don't you love that top-knot hairdo? |
Meet the Baby-Daddy
| This is my "serious but moody" pic |
| That's me. Keeping watch. |
We've tried imagining what cross-breeds with every hen in the flock would be like. Too bad playing with genetics isn't like playing with Legos.
Yet.
Some hens didn't make the cut:
| Penguin, who is very personable and friendly |
Honeysuckle, the buff Minorca (too flighty, untamable) You move and she runs away.
Majora, the black Minorca (escapes too dang often, dreadful wanderlust) If I find her outside the fence one... more... time...
Penguin the Big Black Chicken (so sweet and personable, yet such an Amazon she will NOT be mated with. She just stares him down, like "Ri-i-i-ght.")
Penguin is the surprise favorite of the flock. She comes looking for me, takes treats gently, and sometimes I wonder if she's part dog.
The Favorites So Far:
| Petite little Astrid, the Hambug |
Astrid the Hamburg (petite, beautifully speckled feathers, beautiful pinkish-creme-colored eggs)
Twyla the Dominique (black and white stripey!) (Yet kinda chatty. Too chatty... Gossipy even...! As in, "Shut UP Twyla!")
Mocha the Easter Egger (fluffy cheek-muffs and sad brown Paul-McCartney eyes. Lays green eggs)
Frances the Black Silkie (one half of "Franglorious") because fluffy chickens are SO DANG CUTE!
| Twyla, the Dominique. Queen of gossip, and chitter-chatter. |
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